During World War I, a German spy and a British spy (Conrad Veidt and Vivien Leigh) meet and fall in love.
Both are stationed in neutral Stockholm and serve as conduits for intelligence for their respective governments.


This movie is part of the collection: Feature Films

Director: Victor Saville
Producer: Alexander Korda, Victor Saville
Production Company: London Film Productions
Audio/Visual: sound, black & white
Keywords: Adventure; Romance; Thriller; Vivien Leigh
Contact Information: www.k-otic.com

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: slugs and urchins - - May 17, 2010
Subject: black and white
I liked this one very much, the print was good and the sound was very good as well. Both of the main characters were very accomplished and easy to believe. I'll watch this one again sometime.

Reviewer: kareneliot - - November 26, 2009
Subject: Which side was she on?
I might call it more of a "date" film of the time than a chick flick. I could see a guy sitting through it, there's enough espionage and blowing up of stuff, and there isn't any mushy-gushy romance.... It wasn't so much of a WWI film as it was a film that happens to take place during WWI.

I do verily agree with billbarstad that they just don't click. Not even romantically, I felt their characters didn't even click at all.

It was watchable, but I felt it was pretty disjointed - I was pretty confused the whole time as to who was a good guy and who wasn't. But that's the point of the Spy Game, right - Keep 'em guessing.

Reviewer: billbarstad - - October 28, 2009
Subject: Chick Flick
Conrad Veidt and Vivien Leigh don't click on screen as star crossed lovers in this overly romanticized World War One spy movie. The final scene is an eye-roller. Still, I enjoyed the basic story, and Leigh is good here.

I downloaded the DivX file, which is actually an AVI. The video showed compression artifacts throughout, and had a green tint. The audio was adequate. Probably best viewed on an iPod-type device.